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The Mahalla workers, who helped spark the Egyptian revolution, are on strike again

Thousands of textile workers are on strike in the Egyptian city of Mahalla. Workers at the government-owned Misr Spinning complex...more

The co-chair of the Women's March on Washington discusses movement building in the era of Trump

Linda Sarsour is a prominent Palestinian-American political activist. Sarsour is perhaps best known for her work as one of the...more

Inspired by the disability activists in the US? Join Toronto Disability Pride March

Disability activists are back in the spotlight again thanks to Trump’s attacks on the Affordable Healthcare Act. The disability rights...more

Facing attacks and complacency, we need to keep building the movement

Bill 148, the Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, has been referred to the parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance and Economic...more

With the NDP wavering, we need to build the September 9 rally to stop Kinder Morgan

With the election of the Green-NDP provincial government in BC, climate activists across the province celebrated what they hoped would...more

There can be no free speech for bigots intent on destroying free speech and unleashing violence

The climate of Islamophobia and anti-immigrant racism that we see being stoked in Europe and in the US since the election...more

Worker safety = flight safety

Last Thursday evening 700 baggage handlers (including cleaners) in Teamsters Local 419 voted 95 per cent in favour of striking...more

The same mobilizing that won Liberal announcement of wage raises must continue to make it a reality

Another Labour Day is coming up at the beginning of September and in Toronto 25,000 union members are expected in...more

OLG are gambling with workers lives

Slot machine workers at Woodbine Racetrack have been locked out by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG). The more...more

The Supreme Court sided with oil corporations, but that won't stop the Chippewas and their supporters

In a hugely disappointing decision, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation (COTT)...more